NCC Limited has announced the appointment of Ranjan Kumar as Vice President of Human Resources, marking a new chapter in the company’s commitment to fostering a robust and dynamic workforce. With an impressive career spanning more than two decades, Ranjan brings a wealth of experience in talent management, executive search, leadership development, and organizational transformation.
Prior to joining NCC Limited, Ranjan served as the Managing Partner & Consulting CHRO at PeopleNorth Pvt. Ltd. & PracUp, where he led talent solutions, recruitment strategies, and business performance enhancement initiatives. His track record in HR transformation has been instrumental in streamlining operations and improving workforce efficiency across various organizations.
At NCC Limited, Ranjan will play a pivotal role in driving HR strategies that align with the company’s business objectives, focusing on building a strong work culture, enhancing employee engagement, and strengthening talent acquisition. His leadership will be vital in shaping HR frameworks that foster employee productivity, leadership development, and succession planning.
Ranjan’s career has also seen him hold significant leadership positions at Varroc, STL – Sterlite Technologies Limited, and several other reputed organizations. His expertise in strategic HR initiatives and organizational development has consistently contributed to business growth in diverse industries.
In his new role at NCC Limited, Ranjan is poised to implement innovative HR strategies that support the company’s long-term vision while cultivating a culture of excellence. His focus will be on aligning HR practices with business goals, ensuring continuous employee engagement, and driving sustainable growth.
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